2026-2027 School Year
Position Overview:
The Lunch Program Coordinator ensures the safe, effi cient, and Christ-centered operation of Saint Paul Catholic School’s lunch program and morning student arrival process. This role manages daily logistics from building opening through lunch service and next-day planning; supervises student arrivals and early care; coordinates vendor interactions; maintains facility cleanliness; and supports the school’s mission by fostering a welcoming environment for students, families, and staff.
Key Responsibilities:
Morning Operations & Student Arrival
- Open the school building at 6:30 AM and conduct safety checks (unlocking the office/library, checking lights, inspecting bathrooms, setting up traffic cones, and conducting an overall building assessment).
- Manage Early Care arrival: welcome students, log arrivals in FACTS, supervise hallway traffic near the office, and lead the Bright Spots, Prayers, and Praises group (7:20–7:30 AM) with early arrivals and faculty.
- Greet students inside the building and assist with classroom transitions.
- Serve in the front office (7:45–9:30 AM): manage the tardy desk; log lunch options and addresses in FACTS; address light custodial needs (toilet paper, paper towels, classroom cleaning); relay office information to teachers; and assist with basic student needs (e.g., sick room).
Lunch Service & Kitchen Management
- Transition to the FLC (Family Life Center) at 10:00 AM to prepare for lunch service, including transporting lunches from vendors.
- Execute lunch service and supervise adults assisting with the process.
- Perform custodial cleanup of the kitchen, lunch area, and FLC bathrooms after service.
Planning & Coordination for Next Day
- Coordinate and plan for the following day’s lunch by reviewing FACTS orders, confirming details with vendors, ordering drink items, and finalizing plans with administration.
- Occasional duties (as authorized):
- Prepare or bake dessert items for student lunch.
- Execute school-wide special-event lunches (ordering, cooking, and serving with parent volunteers).
Additional Responsibilities
- Coordinate lunch planning with local vendors as approved by the school administration.
- Maintain facility cleanliness and address minor custodial needs throughout the day.
- Assist with training parent volunteers for duties.
- Collaborate with faculty, administration, and parent volunteers to support school operations.
- Serve as an active member of the SPCS Knight Family, promoting fellowship with students, families, and the Parish community.
Qualifications
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Strong positive communication skills.
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
- Ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment.
- Commitment to Catholic values and the school’s mission.
Preferred:
- Experience in food service, school operations, or customer service.
- Familiarity with FACTS management software.
- Basic knowledge of custodial tasks and facility maintenance.

